Excellent stuff!

Thank you for the tutorial! It's incredible how convicing the end results can get with some creativity.

This is absolutely crazy. WOW.

Amazing!

Super amazing parametric modeling has huge progress in 3dsmax recently

What a great example on how to approach such tasks, I'm very grateful for the lessons we've been granted of late.

Do you guys have any plans for a Realtime renderer? I'm begging!! haha

The spy software that comes with maya is cutting edge tech. Stop complaining, not everything is old and crappy.

Did I hear proceduralism? ;) Nice job Logan

impressive

This is very instructive, I love to see such creative methods leading to convincing results without the need to delve into simulation territory. And it's lightweight to boot. Thank you!

Thank you paul

Very impressed

These tutorial series are invaluable, there's soo much to learn. I never even considered to do animations like this, amazing.

Paul Neale is our undisputed 3dsMax mastermind. I have never ever seen anyone else showing how powerful Max can be when its tools are used in such a clever way. A true genius!

thanks paul

Cool

Thanks for Your tutorials

Amazing series and techniques shown!

Why does this never work for me with Corona Render? Which renderer is this?

great video, is this already available in maya/arnold 2024?

These are some very good tips, applicable to 3dsMax, too.

When will the Arnold support realstic glass caustics

people who used shaderFX and stingray can see they brought it back and converted it into this. make 3ds max great again @Autodesk.

what are the advantages of using openPBR? why do i use it instead of aiStandardSurface?

PC requirements bro?

thanks great info

Amazing tutorial! Please more from Alireza Akhbari, what a professional!

Okay, I give up. Time to learn Blender.

Look at those feet sliding with every step.

Who uses the dope sheet these days? All these updates feel like catch-up features. nothing new.

Incrível Verdade👊🇧🇷

great thanks

CAGAMOS COMPADREE

thanks!!!

The problem i have with this: Let's say i create a composition.usd. in there i create an xform and reference the ldv_toy_dinosaur02.usd. Then all the content from the sublayers of the dinosaur.usd is not loaded, when it is outside of the composition.usd scope. This is quite useless. When i load the dinosaur.usd as sublayer in the composition.usd, it works. But then the it is stiff loaded in terms of the hierarchy. i could not move it around let's say in a subfolder. Does nobody need those features?

Alireza so proud of you my friend ,you made it

Its certainly not perfect, but I think this could make for a pretty good tool. With how expensive motion capture can be to do, this could be a good alternative for animating realistic human movements on a budget. It still needs cleaning up by a human animator, I noticed a lot of foot-sliding and the stiff movements arent appealing. I thought I would've been against this when I first saw it, but I actually think this might be the first use of AI in a tool that is genuinely useful. I'm no 3D animator, i've only done a bit of it in school. But from what I have done, it's not easy to get something to look good. Having a tool that takes all the dirty work out of it and lets you have more time to focus on the finer movements seems like a godsend for novice animators, or animators on a tight deadline. I don't have Maya so I cant try this out for myself, but would actually show this to my animation teacher and see what he thinks about this

Hello MG, my scene's having a problem. Or, three... I. The particles, when they were emitting (not any more; more on that later), were scrambling along the surface of the semi-sphere for the first few frames before bursting off. II. I had to put gravity up to -500 to get the particles to behave in any way approaching normalcy. They were bursting outward and flying off in straight lines with gravity at the correct -9.8. (I tried reducing their rate, knocking out self-collisions, reducing their speed, etc.). III. Now, after all that, the scene will not emit particles at all. I tried deleting and rre-creating the basic particle graph, creating new emitter geo, etc, all to no avail. I did create a whole new scene with a torus as the emitter, and it worked perfectly. Signed , Perplexed.

Looks cool but despite how easy it is to use and an almost one click solution it is crazy how hard the techncial and rigging part of this are. You'd think you'd have it work with the standard rigs with premade human characters like DAZ, Iclone, Mixamo, Accurig, etc. But it ain't that easy. This is another tool like Metahuman that misses the mark despite the promise. Metahuamn has all this cool head technology and forget the body so everyone is wondering around with 3 same body types and look weird on a realistic head.

Only their pre-created scenes and characters are usable in the demo. I am not paying without seeing how it handles a different character, like something I would upload if using it.

Hi ,I used the Phoenix plugin from chaos for 3Ds Max. I want to buy a new computer with a processor that speeds up the Phoenix Simulating faster . What category should I choose, Intel or AMD? thank you

The main thing that hasn't impressed me about runway is that it isn't actually a 3D scene. This tool seems to remove that limitation. Keeping my eye on this one.

no 3dsmax? oh that's sucks

Sidefx too stronger and powerful

When does this tool actually release?

Is the voice over Ty Sheridan?

dont understand the use of. Whats the results? auto rigging?

HEY AUTODESK? !!You realize you own 3dmax?

how many characters can i replace simultaneously? what is the costing or plans? is there any demo video on it?